Lucien Pellat-Finet Collaborates With UNDERCOVER, TAKAHIRO MIYASHITA

Lucien Pellat-Finet has announced an exclusive collaboration with Japanese fashion brands UNDERCOVER and TAKAHIRO MIYASHITA, focusing on a limited-edition line of cashmere knitwear. This project, overseen by creative director Tsuyoshi Noguchi, reinterprets Lucien Pellat-Finet's signature skull motif through the distinct aesthetic philosophies of the two collaborating designers, Jun Takahashi of UNDERCOVER and Takahiro Miyashita. The collection is meticulously crafted in Scotland, utilizing traditional intarsia knitting techniques to ensure a high standard of artisanal quality. Each garment combines the luxurious feel of fine cashmere with intricate, detailed graphic designs.

The UNDERCOVER contribution to the collaboration features a bold reimagining of the skull and crossbones graphic, integrated with Lucien Pellat-Finet's established brand lettering. This design reflects Jun Takahashi's characteristic subversive punk ethos, blended with the elevated sensibilities of luxury fashion. In contrast, TAKAHIRO MIYASHITA's design offers a more understated and poetic interpretation. This version presents a skull motif inspired by a crescent moon on the front of the garment, complemented by the phrase "Wandering Companionless" embroidered in cursive across the back shoulders. Both designs employ minimalist, monochromatic color schemes, allowing the complexity of the intarsia knitting and the unique artistic visions of each designer to be the primary focus.

The knitwear pieces are priced at ¥594,000 JPY, which approximates to $3,812 USD per item. This pricing positions the collection at the high end of the luxury market, signifying a significant convergence of Japanese streetwear influences and established European luxury craftsmanship. The collection is scheduled for an official release on September 18, 2026. Consumers will be able to purchase these exclusive items through Lucien Pellat-Finet's flagship stores and online via the Coronet official webstore. The collaboration aims to appeal to a discerning clientele interested in unique, artistically driven fashion pieces that blend heritage techniques with contemporary design sensibilities. The use of intarsia knitting, a technique where patterns are created by incorporating different colored yarns directly into the fabric rather than printing or embroidering them, highlights the intricate nature of the designs and the skilled labor involved in their production. This method allows for complex, multi-colored patterns to be seamlessly integrated into the cashmere fabric, resulting in a high-quality finish that is both visually striking and tactilely rich. The choice of Scotland as the manufacturing location further emphasizes a commitment to traditional textile production methods and quality.